SOUTHLAND MARKETS.
.SIU'CIA.. TO "THE muss.") INVERCARGILL, November 5. Oats. —There is very little change to renort in the oats market this week. However, r.s farmers are now more inclined to sell than they were some time ago, a few storage lines have changed hands. There has been a good enquiry all round, but as soon as a few thou-S-.nd hags are put on tho market, it is expected that prices will again como hack. As the "time for tho new season is fa-st approaching, it would not be surprising to .see a fairly large supply carried forward. To-day's quotations are:—A grado Gartons ls fid, 0.t.e.5.; A grade sparrowbills ls Bjd, and B grade _d less. Gra-sr, seed. —There is a fair demand for good heavy seed from the mill, and up to 2; (kl o.t.c.s. is being paid. Chaff.—Good prime chaff is in good demand, but as farmers are busy with other work, there is very little on offer. Prime lines are worth from £3 7s Cd to :C3 10s o.t.c.s. Potatoes.—Thero is practically nothing doing in potatoes in .Southland at present, there being very few loft. Here and there a grower may have a few bags which he will sell locally, as much as £9 o.t.c.s. being paid for them.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13883, 7 November 1910, Page 9
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